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The image shows a bar graph titled "Proportion of male and female arrests by offence type, 2008/09." Offence groups on the x-axis include "Violence against the person," "Robbery," "Burglary," "Theft and handling stolen goods," "Fraud and forgery," "Criminal damage," "Drug offences," and "Other offences." The y-axis indicates percentages. For "Violence against the person," males account for approximately 33%, females around 27%; "Robbery," males about 9%, females 2%; "Burglary," males 10%, females 2%; "Theft and handling stolen goods," males 22%, females 35%; "Fraud and forgery," males 4%, females 5%; "Criminal damage," males 15%, females 8%; "Drug offences," males 11%, females 5%; "Other offences," both males and females about 12%.
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The bar chart illustrates the information about number both male and female people arrested by the type of crime they did between 2008 and 2009. The data is given in percentage.
Overall, the most significant percentage appears at violence against the person by both groups. Women are more tend to this kind of crime and value stays at around 34%, whereas men have 31%. Second place corresponds stolen goods with 32% of females and around 20% of males.
In contrast, roberty and fraud with forgery take less than 5% by each group. Burglary, criminal damage and drug offences stay in the middle. By burglary, however, men were arrested oftener than women, leveled off at around 7-8% and women at less than 5%.
Other offences surprisingly turned out to be frequent by both categories. Men caught at this type of crime correspondes 15% and women 13%.
Following the data provided in this bar chart it should be claimed that both groups faced arresting were found by doing less harmful kind of crime as stealing goods and fighting than drugs situations and criminal damage.
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